The IEA’s outlook on economic growth assumes that the world economy will grow ... and their growthrates converge with those of the OECD economies. As the table shows, the IEA ... while China’s growthrate is expected to slow down from 9.5% in 2010–2015 to 3.9% in 2020–2035, less than half the rate at which it had been growing in recent years

6.3% CAGR RealGDP has grown at an average rate of 6.3% per annum from 1970 until 2010 The poverty rate of the country has reduced substantially since 1970 ... eradicated extreme poverty whilst seeing inequality fall. RealGDP RM millions This story ... Chapter 1: Historical perspectives 1.1 RECENT ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS Malaysia’s growth story so far is one that should evoke pride in all. The economic boom

Illustrative Alternative Scenario - Bringing Forward Capital Expenditure (RealGDP growth in percent) Baseline scenario Alternative scenario 1/ Source: IMF staff projections. 1/ Assumes £10 billion of planned capital projects will be brought forward ... At the same time, however, weak growth has accentuated the large fiscal problem ... of the structural deficit, but more recently, it can be explained increasingly by unfavorable

Table 4: Long-Term Macroeconomic Assumptions (average growthrates over given period) In the above calculations we have assumed a constant realGDP growthrate. It ... for changes in the realGDP growthrate we relax the assumption of constant ... in which the realGDP growthrate is 2.1% on average between 2005 and 2050. However, the OECD baseline scenario (OECD, 2001) shows a modest realGDP growthrate of 1

Demographic Changes and Macroeconomic Performance: Japanese Experiences Figure 8 Decomposition of RealGDP Growth in Japan Average year-on-year changes, percent Productivity (realGDP per employed person) Number of employed persons RealGDP +0.9 Forecast +0 ... between the per capita growthrate and the growthrate per working-age population. The economic growth model by Solow ... For example, the labor participation rate of Japanese females was notably lower

productivity (Average realGDP growth 2010-2025; public external debt as percent of GDP in 2025) INF-BL INF-BL(15) INF-BL(30) RealGDP growthrate (percent, left-hand side) Public external debt (percent of GDP, right-hand side) INF-FL INF-BL(45) ... Back-loading of investment will also lead to a lower public debt burden. Investments are financed by drawing down of assets, which have been accumulated in recent ... with increased productivity lead to higher growth, it also implies lower public external debt

Table 1.1: Table B4: World realGDP growth Average annual growth (per cent) United States European Union (25) China Former Soviet Union Japan India Canada Indonesia South Africa Other south and east Asia OPEC Rest of world Source: Treasury, IMF, OECD ... at an average annual growthrate of 3.5 per cent to 2050, compared to the 3.9 per cent ... population projections have been revised up recently, although growth in some